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[narvaldetierra]

BLINDSPOT REWATCH 2022 ~ S02E20 ~

Patterson - Part 1

[annciabvl]

I think it’s just so fun and weird that we’re on the same side now. Because if you had told me a year ago that you’d be helping me carry out my revenge on the CIA…

[helpfulfrantic-blog]

Ah, yes...

My brain: why do you fantasies about being with young kingpin psychopaths?!

Me: idk, deathwish?

My brain: Ah, yes. I forgot about that...

[gillodec]

Face transformation: from frustration and confusion to soft and pure. <3

[caizalucca]

Meu Jeller ❤️

[tvserieshub]

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[desperationandgin]

blindspot thoughts

I know everyone is weighing in with what they think and how they feel, and you know what, I'm adding to it. It's probably crap and stuff other people have already said but, eh. Here it is anyway.

I've been a shipper since the Green Power Ranger and the Pink Power Ranger. I've gone through 7 years of will they won't they with Mulder and Scully, one half of my OTP being propheted to die and eventually doing so in Battlestar Galactica, and pretty much anything and everything in between. This is the first time I've ever wondered how the hell two people come back from something like this. The show is obviously going to do a couple of things: 1) fast-track Jane's forgiveness because this is TV and no one has time for 10 episodes of the show's two main characters hating each other and 2) Probably allow her forgiveness to come a little easier because Avery is, in fact, alive. I think once Jane knows her daughter isn't dead, it will be easier for her to focus on the remaining hurt, which is the fact that Kurt lied to begin with. But that begs the question: Could Jane have ever forgiven Kurt if Avery was well and truly gone and not coming back?

I'd like to think yes. This is my OTP. OTPs are supposed to be strong as hell. I think without anything pulling her back, she'd leave leave again. Go God knows where trying to find some kind of clarity or peace. I can see her going back to Nepal, knowing Kurt won't follow her because he's that kind of man. He's lost her, he fucked up, he won't invade the space she needs away from him. Jane will always be trying to find peace, and maybe it takes six months, maybe it takes a year or longer, but that peace she's looking for is never going to come unless and until she forgives Kurt. I think she'd go back, then. To forgive him. Because in the end, the fact of Avery's death is that Kurt had no reason to think she wouldn't stay where she was. He was ambushed. Surrounded on all sides by men with weapons specifically trying to take him out. He was quite literally fighting for his life and had no reason to think 'that might be Avery behind that tarp' before he shot. Eventually, Jane will come to that conclusion.

The harder part will be that he lied to her. They've been down that road, the lies between them, Kurt telling Tasha he didn't even want to be in the same room with Jane. They can get through this eventually. But there are already very clear signs that when Jane pretty much told Kurt he should have died with Avery, it was a heat of the moment exchange borne out of sheer anger.

When no one had eyes on Kurt, one look at her face revealed Jane's panic.

When Kurt was okay after jumping out of that plane, the relief on her face was palpable.

She doesn't want anything to happen to him, anger doesn't mean not caring, not needing him to be okay. Jane needs time, and Kurt has to give that to her. The show is going to give resolution to us a lot faster, but even with Avery being alive, I'd like to see Jane and Kurt working through that lie together, getting to a point of forgiveness, and being stronger.

And if all else fails, I vote Rich for marriage counselor, lmao.

[kimcheolwoon]

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